DragonBall Heroes: Ultimate Mission was shown, and will see players entering into a string of animated card battles featuring characters from the show.

Namco Bandai will dispense QR codes with new new missions after the game launches. It’s out February 28th in Japan.

Mad mech game Super Robo Taisen UX is getting a 3DS XL bundle in Japan, when the game launches on March 14th.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate got a new gameplay trailer, showing Simon Belmont platforming his way through Dracula’s castle, and unleashing a barrage of whip attacks.

Alucard, Gabriel and Trevor Belmont were also shown in action. The game’s out March 20th in Japan, and March 8th in Europe.

Level-5’s Guild 02 collection was shown next, revealing three new collaborative games. The first was a first-person horror title, the second saw a tank fighting giant ants, and the third saw a boy and his pet robot fighting giant monsters. All three games will hit 3DS eShop later this year.

Shin Megami Tensei IV received a new trailer showing off plenty of turn-based combat, monster summoning and kick-ass J-Rock. It was all rather loud and colourful.

It was confirmed for release in Japan on May 23rd, and Nintnedo is also releasing a limited edition 3DS console bundle.

Capcom’s Monster Hunter 3G was shown, and it was confirmed that gamers can play simultaneously with between Wii U and a 3DS handheld using a new Wii U LAN adapter.

Monster Hunter 4 also received a superb 3DS trailer. It still doesn’t have a solid Japanese release date beyond ‘Summer 2013’.